• City-Reported Ridership Estimates for Atlanta Streetcar Inflate Actual Ridership (WSB-TV)
• United Way Considers Selling Downtown Office Along Atlanta Streetcar (Curbed)
• Atlanta Regional Commission Launches Cheeky Ad Campaign Promoting Transit (ARC)
• Georgia Bill Would Threaten Historical Sites in the Name of Roads (Saporta Report)
• Merced County Has Seen Three-Fold Increase in Pedestrian Deaths (Merced Sun Star)
• Temple Terrace Embraces Bike Month — Mayor Invites City on a Bike Ride (TBO)
• Louisville Learns Going After the Pedestrians Doesn’t Help, So They Made Crossing Times Longer (WFPL)

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• Developers Are Buying Property and Displacing Residents Along Miami’s Future Waterfront (CityLab)
• WMFE Looks at Transit Ridership, Road Construction, and Privatization in Florida
• Florida Still Has Second-Most Pedestrian Deaths in U.S. as Fatalities Increase Overall (Tampa Bay Times)
• NASCAR’s Jimmy Johnson Will Bike From Asheville to Charlotte to Raise Safety Awareness (Xpress)
• Roseboro Man Arrested After Fleeing From Stop for Bicycling Without Lights (Sampson Independent)
• Atlanta’s Homes Effect How We Move Around the City (Medium)
• MARTA Funding Plan B Hits Georgia Assembly This Week (Atl Biz Chronicle)
• As Stores Leave Auburn Avenue, Some Question the Success of the Atlanta Streetcar (Curbed)

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• Tampa Bay Times: Tampa Needs More Transportation Choices, Not Just More Tolls
• Atlanta Might Go It Alone on MARTA Expansion (Curbed)
• In Addition to MARTA, Atlanta Suburbs Need Last-Mile Connectivity (Creative Loafing)
• GA Senate Introduces Bill for Yet Another Regional Transportation Study Committee (Atl Biz Chronicle)
• Atlanta Legislative Races Might Indicate the Future of Regional Transit (AJC)
• Suburban County With No Transit, Low Density Can’t Figure Out Millennials Won’t Stay (WSB)
• Baton Rouge City Officials Reveal Preferred Streetcar Route From Capitol to Tiger Stadium (The Advocate)
• Chattanooga Exploring New Bike-Share Bike Options, Including Electric Assist (Times Free Press)

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• With Expansion Plan Smothered by State Lawmakers, What’s Next for MARTA? (AJC)
• Mayor Reed Still Threatening Road Bill If MARTA Doesn’t Get Its Share (AJC)
• Cobb’s Busiest Bus Route Looks to Expand Service as Riders Wait for BRT (MDJ)
• SC Legislators Propose One-Shot Funding Scheme to Fix and Build Roads (T&D)
• Charlotte’s South End Low-Income Housing Left Behind in Development Boom (Charlotte Observer)
• Greensboro Incorporating Bike Lanes Into Street Resurfacing Project (News & Record)
• Fayetteville, NC, May Expand Red-Light Camera Program (AP)
• Washington Is Amtrak Gulf Coast Passenger Train’s Next Stop (WLOX)

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• Blacksburg to Rip Out VA Tech Crosswalk Because Too Many People Are Using It (Roanoke Times)
• Orlando Suburb to Subsidize Uber Fares to Cut Residents’ Transit Costs (Reuters)
• New Times Examines Miami-Dade Transit Proposals
• Two Children and a Man Had to Die to Get Tampa to Add a Crosswalk (TBO)
• Tennessee DOT Commissioner Supports Transit Funding Bill (WZTV)
• Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland in No Hurry to Fix His City’s Dying Transit System (Daily News)
• Can Atlanta Become a Streetcar City Again? (WABE)
• Gwinnett Business Leaders Want Their Own “BeltLine” (Gwinnett Daily Post)
• GDOT Announces Partnership With Bike and Pedestrian Advocacy Groups (AJC)

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• ATL Urbanist: Atlanta Needs to Step Up Development Along Streetcar Line (Medium)
• MARTA Looks to Atlanta City Council to Move Forward With Expansion Vote (AJC)
• Bill That Would Require Vote for BRT in Cobb County Passes Senate (AJC)
• Braves Pedestrian Plaza Killed Because “Too Expensive” (AJC)
• Tennessee Bill Would Make Streets More Dangerous (T4America)
• Jacksonville Takes First Steps Toward Bike/Ped Master Plan (Florida Times-Union)
• Miami’s “Underline” Moves Forward With Private Funding (Next City)
• Miami Realizes Real Estate Prices Soar Near Transit (Miami Today)
• Richmond to DC HSR Moves Through Second Phase of Impact Studies (Virginia Business)

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